Everybody’s Head is Open to Sound

This collection of essays gives due credit to one of the great underappreciated contributors to 1960s music, Tom Wilson. He worked, as producer, with a startling array of groundbreaking musicians and across genres: Dylan's first electric recordings and Like a Rolling Stone; the Velvet Underground's first two albums; free jazz with Coltrane and Cecil Taylor; psychedelia with Zappa; Irish folk with the Clancy Brothers. Combining new essays with archival material and great photographs, this lovely book from Parisian indie publisher itions 1989 isso farthe only biography of this important and forgotten figure.